Sentence examples for indicator of new from inspiring English sources

The investment from the pensions sector is an indicator of new interest in the community energy market.

It can be programmed to flash or pulse as an indicator of new e-mail or as a gauge to measure C.P.U.

This present strategy to assess morphological and clinical characteristics may be a more accurate indicator of survival rate and potentially an efficient indicator of new therapeutic alternatives.

Deluca said that researchers were examining Scandinavia, because drug takers there are more experimental and can provide an early indicator of new substances that will later become popular on a wider scale in Britain.

The release of Proloquo2Go's boy and girl voices — the company also has two other children's voices with a British accent for that market — is an indicator of new progress in the decades-old text-to-speech industry.

MOMA recently opened a survey show called "The Forever Now: Contemporary Painting in an Atemporal World," which posits that "A-temporality, or timelessness, manifests itself in painting as an ahistorical free-for-all, where contemporaneity as an indicator of new form is nowhere to be found, and all eras coexist".

The best indicator of new-aircraft prices the average price per seat, adjusted for inflation has been declining for several years, thanks to brutal competition between the two rivals.

Best Buy's prediction market called "TagTrade"—is designed to give management an early indicator of which new products or ideas are likely to succeed, and whether specific new stores will open on time.

In that sense, the portrait painted by the new numbers, of a private sector holding up but counterbalanced by a contracting public sector, may be an indicator of the new normal.

Support slots with Oasis and U2 are one indicator of this new mood.

He, too, is being seen as an indicator of the new government's professions of inclusiveness.